The Unyielding Strength of the Katchakid Pool Safety Net
How Strong Is The Katchakid Pool Safety Net ? In today's world, ensuring the safety of our loved ones is of utmost importance. This holds especially true when it comes to…
Jenn’s Golden Net Ticket : The Owens Family
The Owens Family of Phoenix is a recipient of a free safety net to protect their children around the pool PHOENIX, February 2023 - Katchakid Inc., creator of the renowned…
How to Keep Ducks Out of a Swimming Pool
Ducks In Swimming Pool? Do you have issues with ducks getting into your pool? They may be cute to watch waddle around and swim in local ponds, but they can…
NFL Player Teddy Williams Talks Keeping His Pool Safe
Family is clearly a priority to pro football player Teddy Williams. To this end, it makes sense that Williams is extremely happy with his Katchakid® Pool Safety Net. He has three children—ages eleven, six, and one—and appreciates that Katchakid pool safe nets can protect his kids and supports a minimum 485lbs, as an extra precaution.
Catchakid, Catch a Kid, or Katchakid?
What's In A Name? Names are powerful mediums for expressing a person or an item's true nature, so when deciding on a name for his new pool safety cover, inventor Blair Esson wanted a unique name, one that would represent what his pool barrier would be to its end user.
ASTM F1346 Pool Safety Covers
With pool barrier codes mandated in most US States to be confident of a high level of quality and safety select pool safety covers that are manufactured and installed to the most referenced code for pool safety covers -the ASTM F 1346-91 statute.
Pool Net vs Pool Fence
Most drowning prevention organizations recommend multiple layers of protection, however, the barrier you choose to keep your children safe should be the one you are 100% committed to using. Here are some points to consider on a pool safety fence vs. pool safety net:
How Does A Swimming Pool Safety Net Work?
Katchakid CEO Blair Esson invented and patented the first central tension system close to 40 years ago as a means to get a pool safety net to the required tension without excessive physical exertion. Learn more:
